is this big cat prowling the streets outside homes? it s a big hit on social media but not everyone is laughing. and we do say good morning, america. on this wednesday morning and we re following that breaking news. we have some live aerials of that massive warehouse fire. it s in new jersey but smoke could be seen for miles. even as far away as here in new york city. the fire broke out overnight and much more on that in a moment. that is coming up. we begin with the stunning dash cam video that shows the confrontation in texas between a trooper and sandra bland, the woman arrested found dead three days later in her cell and it shows a relatively normal traffic top that escalated so quickly answering some questions raising new ones. abc s ryan smith is tracking the case. good morning, ryan. reporter: the full story of why sandra bland was arrested after a routine traffic stop was a mystery until now. this new dash cam video shows a tense situation that escalated quickly
continuing to climb into the afternoon. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. your drive time forecast. aaron. tom thank you. right now you can expect big delays if you re driving to work on interstate 66. vdot crews are making repairs. kristin wright is there. kristin? reporter: it could be a slow-go for some of you coming from western virginia to d.c. this morning. we want to show you where, it does look like in the past minute or so they have started to open up part of the stretch that was closed. you can see traffic s actually moving pretty good where we are. but it s behind us between nutley street and the beltway and eastbound lanes of 66 where it is still slow because the x lane is closed. parts of the x lane between nutley and beltway are closed for some road repairs. traffic already bad, you know, this time of the morning in this area. so this morning, expect it to be even worse. until they do completely open up that x lane. it was supposed to be thro
all you have to do is step outside to be reminded it s still summer. we ll be dealing with these temperatures and these humidity levels for the better part of the entire seven-day forecast. in fact, every temperature in the seven-day is 90 or above. here s a look at the michael & son weather cam. it s misty out there right now. a little hazy as we head further into the morning. it will be 80 degrees at 8:00 a.m. 86 at noon. 91 degrees at 4:00. that s dropping down from a high temperature of 92 which we ll reach at 3:00. right now 71 in hagerstown. 78 in downtown washington. it s 71 in culpeper and also at andrews. and our visibility is down because of that humidity. fog lingering, especially south and west of the beltway. a qeart-mile visibility quarter-mile visibility here and also the shenandoah valley. today and tomorrow we have that threat for thunderstorms lingering with us. reporter: i m nikki burdine along 66 eastbound. heads up to virginia drivers. you ll see ma
getting up,running around. opening the door of the ambulance, jumping in the cab. he traveling only a few miles before he slams into a mercedes to kill the driver 77-year-old alin hargrave. our family lost a great grandfather. mike reacted after seeing the man who killed his father plead guilty to the crime. this is a terrible loss for us. taken too early. they witnessed an ambulance on the builtway and they stopped to help. the person jumped in the cab, assaulted both medics and pulled off. the dash cam showing him in the crash. isaksen repeat offender facing up to 25 years behind bars. we belie hat serious time is warranted ithis case. isaksen can t hurt anybody else. his ther was a retired high school math teacher. he was full of life. that is the w he died. full of life. he will be sentenced in january. in college park, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. we have the unedited dash cam story available to you on wjla.com. leon: a judge sentenced the
the left turn when it struck the pedestrian. the man ended up under the bus. witnesses say joggers got the driver s attention so he would stop. he apparently he did not know he had hit the man. firefighters arrive and began the process of lifting the bus off the victim using hydraulics and wooden blocks. that took about 20 minutes. and the man was freed. a witness described for us what he saw. he hit the man. he went down. and then the man as he was turning, then the man was on the ground so he was under the bus. but he was right in front of the back left wheel so he didn t run over him, it didn t look like. he just hit him. but he was an elderly man moving really slow. sam: and again, we are told that the man left here conscious. he left here in an ambulance. elderly man, perhaps. and one of the witness said it taught her a lesson because she will not be texting and walking anymore. you never know what will happen. there is no indication that this man was texting as he was